ADLINKジャパン Company Profile

ADLINK Technology, a global leader in edge computing, has announced support for the Linux-based "Armadillo Base OS" (ABOS), developed by Atmark Techno and optimized for ADLINK's system-on-module (SoM). By combining ADLINK's high-density SoM with ABOS's embedded security features and long-term maintenance capabilities, IoT manufacturers can reduce development costs and shorten the time to market for secure IoT devices. Advancements in semiconductor technology have improved the performance of system-on-chip (SoC) devices, while also increasing the complexity of circuit board design. ADLINK's SoM integrates the processor, memory (including high-speed LPDDR4X/LPDDR5), and peripheral interfaces into a single module, simplifying carrier board design and reducing development effort.

● Based on the NXP i.MX 95, it achieves AI performance of up to 2 TOPS. Compliant with SGeT SMARC 2.2 and OSM 1.2, it provides scalable and efficient edge intelligence. ● OSM-IMX95: A robust 45mm x 45mm solderable module adopting ADLINK's single-sided PCB design. It offers AI-driven performance for compact, power-constrained edge devices. ● SMARC LEC-IMX95: An 82 mm x 50 mm SGeT SMARC 2.2 module. Equipped with 10 GbE, secure boot, and industrial reliability, it enables intelligent IoT and automation. ● Providing customized high-performance edge solutions for various industries through diverse options and flexible ODM customization.

The event hosted by AMD is a technology conference showcasing the latest products and solutions featuring AMD technology. AMD is holding this event with the aim of accelerating "trust" in AI together with its business partners and end users. ADLINK plans to exhibit its latest AMD-powered computer-on-module. ●Type 6 Compact module "cExpress-R8"